REBEKAH MIKAELSON YES PLEASE
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7 weeks, 4 days, 8 hours, 15 minutes, and 2 1/2 seconds. Now 3. Rebekah had counted the time since the moment she had seen her baby brother last, and it became a torture unlike any inflicted on her in centuries. They got him back only for him to be taken again. She didn’t need answers, she needed blood painted on walls. Someone would talk…eventually.
It was a hidden compound, deep in the woods. Concealed in magic, a sickening feeling came over Bekah. They were draining Henrik to do it. He was locking himself in. The shield was weakened: how they were able to locate it. “That’s our boy,” she murmured to her older brother, “he’s fighting it, Nik.” With a nod in understanding, the most acknowledgement he had given her all night, they both slammed a foot against the door. Two Originals in a feral rage, the metal door caved instantly to them. He disappeared from her side, the only sign of him was the blood slinging back at her. A half-second after, baby sister followed suit. The devastation would have made Quentin Tarantino himself want to hurl. The scientists weren’t just slaughtered, they were mangled, left in pieces, a new type of art only a Mikaelson truly appreciated. The tips of her hair were stained a rich crimson as she finished with one who had attempted to defend himself against her.
"Where is he?" She shouted after relishing a moment in the carnage before she was back on the task at hand. 16 minutes 17 seconds. Mentally adding to her count, she heard the sound of a clock stopping. "Bekah!" It was a whirl of movement, and she was at Nik’s side as he opened the door with tangible anticipation. As quick as the force worked to make it cave, Rebekah still ached with the slowness of its feel. There he was. Both siblings rushed to their lost brother, flanking either side. Removing his bindings and the lines keepng him under control. He jerked violently in his apparent sleep, holding him down, she scanned the room for clues or assailants when her eyes fell on…”there’s another one. Stay with Henrik.”
As she approached the comatose form, a sound made her turn around. Henrik had begun to rouse, and Nik’s voice was soothing and warm unlike she had heard in many, many years. “It’s okay, it’s okay, you’re safe…” he whispered with such love. It was time reversed.
Bekah wrung another cloth in her hand, the water dripping down into the bowl. Her gaze darted up quickly at any sudden noise. If she were caught, the wrath it would incur was too terrifying a thought to entertain. “Henrik…” the female Mikaelson scolded, her voice shook and never made it above a whisper, “you shouldn’t be here.” He was just a boy then, so small and fragile but strong of will. “You shouldn’t either, Bekah, but here you are.” His retort wasn’t to be argued with, and if her honesty won out, she knew he would come. “How bad?” The small sound quivered almost uncontrollably as though the effort was too great to even speak those words. “He’s hurt worse than ever before. Father was so angry, I feared he might kill him this time.” She confided in the youngest as she leaned down to kiss her elder brother’s temple tenderly, breathing in his ear, “never again. I will not let him hurt you anymore, Nik, I swear to you.” As she rose again, she took immense care in laying the cool cloth over the deep mark along her brother’s torso. Not wishing to wake him to the fit of torment she had found him in as she came to tend to him, it was as though she didn’t even touch him. However, the sting of it was far greater than any ease of movement, and he was startled awake in fear and pain. “It’s us, Niklaus,” Henrik immediately seized his brother’s hand as Rebekah felt her eyes well with tears. “Bekah and I are here. It’s okay, it’s okay, you’re safe…”
She was snapped from her memory with her brother’s more stern, cold manner, “The girl, Rebekah!” Whirling around as she wiped tears in a flash of movement before making it to the girl’s side. Ripping her free of lines but the bindings remained, her face contorted to the monster her mother made her. Fangs protruding as she leaned forward to bite into the throat. This vixen deserved it; they were certain she was taking from their beloved youngest brother. It would feel good to feel her life drain.
"Bekah?" It was hoarse with disuse, crackling with grogginess and pain, but it was his unmistakably. “It’ll only be a moment, my dearest Henrik, I’ll be over.” He shook his head but quickly knew she couldn’t see him. “Don’t kill her. She is as much a victim as I am.” Her mouth was centimeters from her skin, the warmth radiating against Bekah’s own, the pulse steadily beating in her ears. Reluctantly and with great effort, she pulled back as her lips dropped over her fangs and the brunette girl’s head drooped with regaining consciousness. “We don’t know that, Henrik,” she argued stubbornly, nothing she wanted more than to leave without a single load of extra baggage. “You know as well as I that she is likely connected to you in order to steal your power, or worse, corrupt your mind.”
"I know she is the same as I am, Rebekah. Do not hurt her, please. Save her…for me."
She growled in frustration with her brother, shooting a look back at him. As she took in his weakness, however, her eyes softened. The human part of her won, the piece Henrik would bring out of them all. Always and Forever.
Turning back, she tilted her body closer to the woman they would later call Marzia, a smirk twisted on her devilish lips as she taunted with grateful heart that only three in this room would hear this, “you are very, very lucky that you are pretty.” The last syllable escaping with such disdain it could have been venom from a serpent instead of a young-faced vampire. Freeing her from bindings, she yanked her up. Balancing her for a moment on the floor, she lifted her with strange ease over her shoulder.
"Niklaus, grab Henrik and let’s—" she spun on her heels, and found breath she did not need taken from her. The sight was its own revenge for her cruelty. Klaus carried Henrik already, much as he had done over a thousand years ago. Their baby brother fading in and out of consciousness, his head fell heavy against his older brother who cradled him as though he was the most precious thing in all the world. Oh, and to the Mikaelsons, he was. "He saved your life," she snapped fiercely to the body she carried as they took their exit, "you better be worth it, darling."